HUM 2 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Olive Oil, Epikleros, Homicide
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Laws during 5th an 4th century (far after draco) exiles person until forgiven by family. Someone either does or doesn"t have the intent to harm. Upon conviction for unintentional homicide, the jury (51 men called ephetai) If draco"s law allowed you to kill, went to delphinion (e. g. self-defense, or. Areopagus intent to harm athenian citizen death. Phreatto accidentally in an event like boxing, or caught with family member) Defendant is on the boat tied to land, let go if innocent, let go if exile, or take him and kill him. Prytaneion exiled or killed and then exiled. Law that grants amnesty to men who were exiled before the archon of. Solon (attributed to solon by plutarch) 13th axon (genuine sources) Decisive date for when he wrote and passed the law (wouldn"t be dated differently than when he wrote his reforms) Solon is still too early for coinage (assumed that weights were coinage) Underwent change of weights, measures, and coinage.
